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... PRINCELY PASTIME Ah! ah! Mistare Pull; you sall see de grand berfection I sall pring denm to when I get mine New Kennel Zounds! Albert; is that the only employment you can find, at such a time as this, when ' England expects every man to do his duty?' ...
... ' Do vou 'know, Polly, I am again so? Can you tell me what it will be?' ' Yes, a burthen to you, and to John Bull, too.' ...
... I 'say, Joey-he's wot I call takin in the natives, wand no mistake. A' Let's ax him for his shells for a IHotto. I des say he aint half done yet. ...
... A CONSUL+TAT1ION OF OLD WOMEN UPON A PLEASING EVENT FORTHCOMING. ' Lor! Mrs. Melbum, you don't say ?? It's true, man, I assure you.' I Only think, Mrs. Bussell, I never observed it ?? Well, I hope it is to be a boy.' I Lor! Mrs. Rice, I thought you was fond of the girls.' ...
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... - TIOUSE 'O LORDS-THURSDAY, MARCHc 10. The Trilh population census bill, the bankrupt laws' 'amendmnernt bill, the London bridge approaches bill, and the calico duties' act amendment bill, were brought up from the 'Commons and read a first time. Lord TENDERDEN gave notice of a motion for Tues- day, for bringing in a bill to limit the period of tithe moduses. The Earl of FIFE hoped the Noble ...
... I ILI 1T74,'I TO h TLT RE Bristos Juni 8S, 1814. Mn.- ExAnaFEci-Your co: luns Irve so i'ften bet, 'evoited ki thu expoisure of fiit' 1tIJI1pi1 jaraictie,-' Floggiu'g,-anid ytr pen' hap So freqse'tiy Jteji e'nlA ci in 41recatlng- is contin)uaaor-, that I thbinilk fto oipi -ogq- %ilt he feees - vsor frounliin- o wsuU tile twe fdf &slaie.. Ilentss--I at pas!4:nag Alo St. .4 u f 1ee's ?? n2 ...
... ' Dere, Mistare Pull, I vos pledge my vord how much I gome to dis country for your goots-vat you think now ? c ?? I, Al 1 s .k _ T . 1.:- It -- L! -~ I t _ . I .. I _ 'Think, Al.? Ahy I think the best thing you can do now is to cut your stick, and leave well alone, because if this is to be the game, you'll not only get the goods, but the chattels as well.' ...
... how crooked you've got on the journey. ...
... I 0, Lord ! 0, my poor back ! I'll never do it again. Oh ! I didn't mean to shoot nobody. I only wanted to make a noise in the world. j us OhW! I'll be bound, my lad, you'll never do it again -and you can't have any thing better-to'causeryon totmake a noise than this fui. P o.Give it him ! Serve him out ! Pepper him ! I say, my Lord, d'ye call that nothing ? ib ___ __ ...
... /1' Dost thou, in the name of this child, renounce the devil and all his works, the vain pomp and glory of the world, with all covetous desires of the same, and the carnal vv.I J WU I MI, V LLAL W i alL LNU&tLL (L,', UI LI Uc bdlilt, 41 d~esieres 'of ith-e fl-e~sh~, so that thou wilt not follow or be led into them ? AL.- I dink de ceremony very imnposing, my lofe. Vic,-- Ah, much too ...
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